Artythizza

Okay, that makes much more sense than what I thought. I have another question though; why does it matter if it violates uncertainty? Aren't we trying to be certain when we experiment, not uncertain?

I don't know if there has been an explanation for the Double Slit Experiment, but are there any theories as to why when it was observed it went back to being a particle pattern instead of a wave pattern? (note: I haven't done a lot of research on it, I've read a little and watched a few videos. I apologize if I'm not getting the concept correctly) Here's a link that helped me understand it the best: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tu57B1v0SzI

Hmm, so the experiments weren't ever really done? They just thought about it? And there wasn't really anything to prove from it... That's weird. Would there be any point in actually doing the experiment? Or would that just be a waste of cats?

Hey! I am just wondering what was he trying to prove in this experiment? (Schrödinger's Cat) Thanks for any information!